Slim graphs
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The author investigates Slim graphs which can be obtained by deleting in a Meyniel graph G all the edges induced by an arbitrary set of nodes. Besides proving that Slim graphs are perfect a simple proof of the conjecture is given that Meyniel graphs are locally perfect graphs.
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